to take a bunch of good players and make them look shĂ*t.
wd Gareth for carrying on the tradition of England managers...
And. That should surely be the end of Kane in an England shirt.
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to take a bunch of good players and make them look shĂ*t.
wd Gareth for carrying on the tradition of England managers...
And. That should surely be the end of Kane in an England shirt.
Sadly he's a loser,Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
Sucessful in terms of earning and career but a loser. famous for being one.
I see it's been twisted around to say Spain were just too good (they are good) but when all you do is have pickford hoof the ball up to Kane for most of the game you will never get anywhere.
if he wasn't with the England squad I would have had him down as a suspect in the failed Trump assasination.
Said it for years, he's been carried by the players. Absolutely clueless as a manager and when he ends up back in club football it'll properly show.Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
Pickford doesn't even hoof the ball WELL David Seaman up in the seats wouldn't have been impressed; HE made Route 1 an art form.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
Gareth's done alright, considering nobody fancies him. Fairplay.Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
It's the others what want worrying about; what's THEIR excuse.
Fabio Capello, can you hear me. Sven-Göran Eriksson.
completely agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
it appears he tried to make everything go through Rice in midfield. As good as Declan is, he is not a playmaker.
Still, that's the international football bollĂłcks over with. Until September... :rolleyes:
not sure if you are referring to Southgate or Kane, there. Though, it applies equally to both.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
We seem to have reverted to our usual position of believing we have the best players in the world and it is all the manager's fault.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
The problem with that argument is that it is *******s. We have some very good players but so does everybody else. We are still rather one dimensional in midfield and below the best with possession
The problem with blaming the manager is that they get so little time with the players. Modern coaches couldn't translate their club football into international football as they can't prepare the players physically.
And those calling us too defensive.... look how easily spain spiced through the more attacking line up once it reached 1-1.
Well, according to Rafael Van der Vaart, poor old declan rice is in fact 'useless' and west ham saw us coming.Quote:
Originally Posted by IUFG
Last season must have been a bit of a blip 😁
Southgate pretty much ballsed it up before the plane landed. We offered nothing resembling creativity in midfield. Mainoo did well but ran out steam and ideas quite quickly. Either way. Spain offered Rodri, Carvajal and Ruiz. Proper men v boys stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
Trippier was seriously past his sell by date. Saka had no one to play off and was mobbed by two or three defenders whenever he received the ball.
We offered zero, and I do mean zero attacking threat from the left wing.
Oh, and I still couldn’t work out what Southgate’s brief was for Foden and Bellingham. ?